Sentence examples for purpose advances from inspiring English sources

Purpose: Advances in technology allow the creation of complex treatment plans with tightly conforming doses.

He states, "We are on the cusp of a global transition to a new safe energy economy, a transition that unites people in common purpose, advances collective wellbeing and ensures the survival of our species".

Gold-nanobeacons can be applied as a combined diagnosis and therapy tool for effective testing, including in low-cost settings (Costa et al., 2014) and, with this purpose, advances in peptide nucleic acid probes for viral detection are also taking place (Joshi et al., 2013; Zhang et al., 2010).

For that purpose, advanced oxidation technologies (AOTs) were extensively investigated.

This resource allocation mechanism has been validated with the special purpose advanced Internet network emulator, using the test lab implementation to optimize traffic mapping and queue parameters directly in the field.

For Americans for Job Security and Americans for Tax Reform, the plan has been to simply go back to engaging in their declared social welfare purpose: Advancing a conservative anti-tax, anti-union and pro-business agenda.

Money spent on research would thereby serve dual purposes: advancing science and fostering education.

While histology teaching has traditionally used light microscopy or illustrated texts for this purpose, technological advances now allow it to be delivered by means of virtual microscopy or computer-based programs [ 5, 31].

According to this test, first articulated by the Supreme Court in a case called Lemon v. Kurtzman, the government may not take any action that has the primary purpose of advancing religion, has the primary effect of advancing religion, or fosters an excessive entanglement between religion and the state.

In Bacon's view, this disobedience and its consequences can be remedied in two ways: (1) by religion and moral imperatives, and (2) by advancement in the arts and sciences: "the purpose in advancing arts and sciences is the glory of God and the relief of man's estate" (Wormald 1993, 82).

Ford's grant-makers are employed "for the general purpose of advancing human welfare," so their work requires determining what human welfare consists of and how best to advance it.